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Tammy Kim, this year’s James H. Ottaway Sr. Visiting Professor of Journalism, is a freelance writer whose work has appeared in the New Yorker, the Columbia Journalism of Review and New York Review of Books. She is also a… Continue Reading →
Get the popcorn ready and take some time to watch our students’ capstone projects from Seminar in Digital Filmmaking, Department of Digital Media and Journalism. Consider this a self-guided virtual screening.
On behalf of the Digital Media Production faculty and myself, I wanted to express my congratulations to all our students for your work this semester. I won’t mince words: this was a challenge for our students, our faculty and our staff. There were invisible challenges… Continue Reading →
The 2020 International Hunter Mountain Film Festival runs from Oct. 23 to 25, and New Paltz DMJ students can get free access to all their program offerings. To get free access to their content, visit www.huntermountainfilmfestival.com and click on the… Continue Reading →
DMJ students, consider applying for the Carole Fielding Grant. This a grant that helps production, journalism or media studies students with production or research. Here are the eligibility requirements:
Digital Media Production students, our DMJ340 TV Studio Production course will not be offered in Spring ’21.
This spring, the DMJ Department is proud to offer two Ottaway grant funded courses.
Last weekend, students from the Digital Media & Journalism Department celebrated their hard work at the Woodstock Film Festival. The following is a message from Gregory Bray, DMJ department chair:
Silver Hollow Audio is hosting an internship for their podcast “Kaatscast,” a biweekly podcast featuring history, sustainability, travel and storytelling in the Hudson Valley and Catskill Mountains. This internship would be best suited for a digital media production major or… Continue Reading →
Equipment borrowing from the DMJ department began on Monday, Sept. 7 and will conclude on Tuesday, Nov. 24. All equipment borrowed must be returned at the designated time and day. Sign in and sight out is by reservation only.